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India's Growing Obsession with Porn Culture
Google Trends reported that the search volume index for the word 'porn' has doubled in India between 2010 and 2012. Online porn is increasingly affordable, accessible and acceptable with instant net connectivity and flexible payment options. 7 Indian cities are among the top 10 in the world on porn search, as per Google Trends, 2011. According to a 2011 IMRB Survey, one in five mobile users in India wants adult content on his 3G-enabled phone. More than 47 percent students discuss porn every day, suggests a public school survey by Max Hospital in Delhi. Porn tops the list of cyber crimes in India, as per the National Crime Records Bureau.
New terminologies and innovative formats, borrowed from foreign cultures are trendy on the web. Anime and manga refer to Japanese formats of sexually-explicit animation and comics. The new spotlight is the service sector, with ‘shy massage girls’ seducing clients, doctors and ‘hot babes in nurse uniforms’ getting wild.
Sunny Leone takes the credit for the 'pornification' of India. She said to India Today "My presence on Bigg Boss has empowered a lot of people to be open about their sexuality." She is one of the richest adult actresses in the industry, with her SunLust Pictures in Los Angeles reporting a top line of over $1 million and she is the most-searched Google celebrity-powered by India, Bangladesh and Pakistan and has 1, 47,326 Twitter followers.
Sunny's success indicates greater acceptability of porn in everyday life. Internet is the new tool, exploding every embarrassing sexual adventure of public personalities and making every striking detail an item of private consumption. Coming after the midwife Bhanwri Devi's sex cds with Rajasthan politician Mahipal Maderna in November last year, public reaction to the Karnataka disaster has ranged from resentment to amusement, but not shock.
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1. make the people (whoever involved in porn business) infertile and loose interest in sexual activities.
2. force public engaging in their daily activities and their sex life with partner!
3. stop sex education in schools like in Austria
4. Ask parents/relatives of the younger generation to communicate (in appropriate manner by not creating shyness or creating phobia about it) . These communications will only be effective if it were taught in the family by a family member. As there are many events exists in Indian traditional system to identify and explain the needs communication is not a difficult part. but the problem is how to convince the younger one who want to give a try. probably this was the reason olden generations used to get marriage at early age. but this will not be an alternative in current times.
if nothing works then start own porn industry!!!
We even see oldies recording their personal moments on webcams or phones. So we cannot blame a certain age group. Porn was there.. even before the age of internet and mobile phone, is there and still will be there.
It depends entirely on the parents and family, how children are to be raised and how much restrictions should be given on certain things. At this age parents don't have time and are having sex on cams... so who else to blame???
Would you be able to stop movies... our own bollywood movies that we are so obsessed with... the jisms and murders... and give a name of creative liberty to them...
well lets start cleaning up at home grounds before talking about world morality and ethics...
The result perhaps would be our legislature will have thin attendance for transacting the business. The media will also be spared,as they wont also be interested in covering the proceedings over there, but you can find them in these exclusive zones. Ha Ha Ho Ho
Time to ditch the hypocrisy, porn always existed, will always exist. It's time for the media to grow mature, the public already is
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